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Vol. 51, Issue 54 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com December 15, 2016

front Page briefs SJA Offers Holiday Guidance: Happy Holidays from the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate! Please use the link below Staying Ready for a special guide on how to survive the holiday season in an ethical way. See the information posted on Page 6A, regarding gift giving, holiday parties, and more! The article is also posted online on the Team Stewart Website at www.stewart.army. mil/412/docs/2016%20 DoD%20Holiday%20 Guidance.pdf.

Recycle your Tree: In support of its annu- al "Bring One for the Chipper" campaign, Keep Fort Stewart- Photo by Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby Hunter Army Airfield Beautiful will be collect- An aerial drone image of an M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank crew, from the 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team, 3rd ing live Christmas Trees Infantry Division, conducting Table VI Gunnery at Fort Stewart, Dec. 8. See More on Page 7A. from Dec. 26 to Jan. 7. Please remove all orna- ments, lights, and stands before placing trees in collection bins. Collection bins will be located in the PX parking lots on Fort Stewart and Hunter. The trees will be used either as fish and wildlife habitats throughout the Installation or will be mulched for use throughout Liberty and Chatham Counties. For more information, Col. Townley R. Hedrick, Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield garrison commander; Michael F. McGhee, executive director please call 912-767- Army Office of Energy Initiatives; Kenneth E. Coleman, senior vice president of marketing, Georgia Power; Honorable 6573/8880. Katherine G. Hammack, Assistant Secretary of the Army, Installations, Energy, Environment; Maj. Gen. Jim Rainey, com- manding general 3rd Infantry Division; Lauren “Bubba” McDonald, vice-chairman Georgia Public Service Commission; Grease Warning: and Mariel Cortezano, contract negotiator, Department of Defense, cut the ribbon to dedicate a new 30 megawatt on- Do not put grease base solar facility on Fort Stewart Dec. 9. down drains. Grease, oil, and fat clog pipes and Georgia Power dedicates new 30-MW solar facility at Fort Stewart sewer lines just as they block arteries, so flush- Special event marks fourth Department of the Navy at Naval Submarine Army has been a steadfast partner and truly ing them down the drain large-scale solar project with Base Kings Bay. recognizes the importance of renewable ener- can be disastrous. U.S. military in Georgia Georgia Power is currently developing more gy for the base, the community, the state and Blocked sewer lines than 150 MW of solar generation to serve the the country.” cause serious problems, Special to the Frontline state’s electric customers through five large- The Fort Stewart solar facility was built and eventually resulting in scale projects with the U.S. Army and DON. is owned and operated by Georgia Power with overflows and poten- Leaders from Georgia Power and the U.S. Construction of the fifth project at Marine energy delivered to the state’s electric grid at tially causing health Army joined elected officials, community Corps Logistics Base Albany is currently or below the company’s avoided cost (the hazards, damage to leaders and other dignitaries at Fort Stewart underway. amount projected it would cost the company home interiors, and near Hinesville, Ga. today to dedicate a new “Completing the third and final installment to generate comparable energy from other adverse impacts to the 30 megawatt on-base solar facility. The 30 MW of our collaborative 3x30 solar program with sources). Including related transmission and environment. Instead, alternating current, or 42 MW direct current, the U.S. Army is a tremendous accomplish- distribution infrastructure, the solar project strain excess grease solar generation facility is the fourth com- ment for our company and our customers at Fort Stewart occupies 250 acres, utilizes from pots/pans into a pleted by Georgia Power in collaboration with who will benefit from this energy source,” said approximately 139,200 ground-mounted pho- separate container for the military, joining similar on-base solar Norrie McKenzie, vice president of renewable tovoltaic (PV) panels and is estimated to rep- disposal and scrape facilities recently unveiled with the U.S. Army development for Georgia Power. “Since we resent a $75 million investment at the instal- grease and food scraps at Forts Benning and Gordon, as well as the announced these projects in May of 2015, the lation. from plates into the GA POWER Page 8A trash. For more infor- mation please call 912- 767-2010. Georgia National Guard appoints first female artillery battery commander Capt. Charlie Emmons organization,” said Basore. Georgia National Guard Basore’s new responsibility marks another step CONTENTS forward in the recent Department of Defense ini- A Savannah-based Georgia National Guard artil- tiative to integrate women into combat roles. The Marne Voices ...... 2A lery battery welcomed a new leader and made move was announced by Defense Secretary Ash Behind the Lens ...... 3A history Dec. 4, during a change of command cer- Carter in 2015 when he directed all military occu- Marne Faces, Places 4A emony. pations be opened to female service members. Scales of Justice ...... 6A 1st Lt. Racene Basore assumed command of "She has the confidence of her Soldiers, peers, Community, Leisure1B Battery C (Charlie), 1st Battalion, 118th Field and leaders," said Maj. Justin Leslie, the operations Movie Schedule ...... 2B Artillery Regiment, becoming the first female offi- officer for 1-118th FA. "It's all about dedication to Births ...... 3B cer to hold such a distinction in the Georgia duty and being a team player; both are traits that ACS, FMWR Briefs. ..5B National Guard. are clearly present in Basore's work." Leslie works Chaplain's Corner ....6B “Being selected [to command] Charlie battery with Basore full time where she serves full time as Sports, Recreation ...9B is an honor and a privilege especially within this the battalion's training officer. FS-HAAF briefs ...... 10B NATIONAL GUARD Page 7A

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Marne Voices Speak Out What is your fondest Holiday Memory?

Spur Ride "During Thanksgiving, all the officers and Colonels were serving food.”

Pfc. Jixing Bian Co. D, 3-7th Inf., 2IBCT

"I grew up in a village and all the communities would come together to pay homage to the idea of association and not individualism.”

Sgt. Etim Ekere HHC, 3-15th Inf., 2IBCT

"My fondest holiday memory was my first Christmas with my son. He was ten months old and said his first full sentence that day.”

Pfc. Charmaine Ellis HHC, 1-30th Inf., 2IBCT

"Watching my kids open their presents and seeing them smile followed by the sound of glee."

Above: Soldiers with 5-7 Cav. recognize Spc. Nathan Bowman Troops among their ranks who've earned HHC, 2IBCT their spurs, Dec. 6-7, on Fort Stewart.

Soldiers are presented their spurs at the Spur Dinner, Dec. 7, on Fort Stewart. "My favorite holiday memory is waking up on Christmas Eve at 11:58 p.m. to open the first present." Spc. Kenshawna Johnson Taking pride in HHC, 1-30th Inf., 2IBCT "My fondest holiday memory was going home during holiday block leave during basic training, team traditions landing in Hawaii, getting off the plane and seeing my Family." Spc. Elizabeth White “There were sometimes when it was pretty pain- 50th PAD ful,” said Pvt. Maximillian Weiser. "But it was worth Pfc. Elijah Homalon it in the end.” Co. D, 3-7th Inf., 2IBCT Soldiers from the 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry The Spur Ride has a long tradition in the Cavalry Regiment, 1st Armored Combat Brigade, 3rd extending back to its beginning when the Troopers Infantry Division participated in the Squadron’s were on horseback. Earning the spurs carries on, 3RD INFANTRY DIVISION COMMANDER, Spur Ride, Dec. 6-7 on Fort Stewart. although the troops man Bradleys and Humvees SENIOR COMMANDER FS/HAAF The spur candidates were tasked to compete now. MAJ. GEN. JIM RAINEY physical and mental challenges over the course of Earning their spurs connects the Soldiers to a USAG FORT STEWART-HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER those three days. They did a stress shoot, land long line of spur holders. The history and tradition COL. TOWNLEY R. HEDRICK navigation, showed their knowledge of weapon of the Order of the Spur instills pride in those that systems, evaluated a casualty, and concluded the join its ranks. Becoming a spur holder is an essen- HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD COMMANDER test with a 12K ruck march. These tests pushed the tial core of the Cavalry. LT. COL. MIKE SQUIRES Soldiers to their limits to gauge their technical and “I love the idea of being in the Cavalry,” Mogensen tactical knowledge as well as leadership and deci- said after completing the Spur Ride. “I feel more a Frontline 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place sion making skills. The demanding tasks built part of the squadron, more committed to it.” suite 1087, building 1 camaraderie among the candidates. On the final day, all of the Soldiers who success- Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314 “It was pretty cool smoking and joking and get- fully made it through the Spur Ride received their Garrison Public Affairs Officer 3rd ID reporter ting to know each other during the events,” said spurs at a ceremony called the Spur Dinner, Dec. Ron Elliott Staff Sgt. Nikki Felton 2nd Lt. Nicholas Mogensen. 7. The Soldiers would have to do physical exer- '“I feel proud, and being a part of the Cavalry, Command Information Officer 1st ABCT NCOIC Jim Jeffcoat cises before a task, such as flutter clicks before their having my own spurs and going through the pain Staff Sgt. Syreetta L. Watts 1st ABCT reporters stress shoot, to see how they would react under and competition,” Weiser said before the Spur Editorial/Design Staff stress. Dinner. Managing Editor Sgt. Dean A. Gannon II Patrick M. Young Spc. Ryan Tatum

Web Site Content Manager 2nd IBCT NCOIC Patrick M. Young Staff Sgt. Candace Mundt 2nd IBCT reporter Graphic Artist Sgt. Joshua Laidacker Spc. Axel Collazo

Editorial Assistant 3rd ID SB NCOIC Sgt. Samantha Crecelius Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Navratil Keep Christmas memories alive by following simple safety tips 3rd ID SB reporter Production Manager Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer Richard W. Rudolph • Always make sure you turn off all lights when leav- Maria C. Hendre Spc. Jamie Beale 406th AFSBn ing the house or going to bed. Business Manager 3rd CAB NCOIC • When you open presents clean up the wrapping Kathryn Fox It’s the Christmas season: a time for friends and paper right away; it could end up resting on a hot Sgt. Kellen Stuart Family to all come together, celebrate and have fun, Christmas light bulb or near another heat source and Hunter Public Affairs officer 3rd CAB reporter Steven Hart decorate the tree and the house inside and out. We catch on fire. Sgt. William Begley have parties or go to parties or just sit at home and • Don’t place or hang Christmas ornaments or lights Hunter Deputy PAO 3rd ID Artillery OIC Nancy Gould think about what the season means to us. Some talk low where a little child could reach them; they could 2nd Lt. Eric Park about great memories from their childhood; they share swallow them or get burned. If you go to a party or have 3rd Infantry Division with the children and grandchildren as they wait for one at your house make sure you or your guest have 3rd ID PAO the morning after Santa Claus has come. made plans before drinking, such as a designated Lt. Col. Brian J. Fickel This Civilian enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for members of No one wants to tell stories of how their house burnt driver, cab or a place to spend the night. 3rd ID NCOIC the U.S. Army. Contents of the down, lost everything they had including their The threat of winter fires is real, statistics to help Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby Frontline are not necessarily the official Christmas presents or worse, a loved one. So with that citizens understand the severity and prevalence of views of, or are endorsed by, the U.S. Government, Department of Defense, said, let’s keep our own Family traditions going for winter fires. Department of the Army, or U.S. Forces generations to come so those happy memories can • 905 people die in winter home fires each year. Voice your opinion! Command. It is published weekly by the continue to be shared. Let’s all take the time to follow • $2,091,000,000 in property loss occurs from winter Write a letter to the editor Public Affairs Office, Fort Stewart, Georgia. 31314-5000. All editorial a few simple safety tips. home fires. Send to: The Frontline content of the Frontline newspaper is • When using a live tree make sure it’s fresh; it should • 67 percent of winter fires occur in one- and two- Attn: The Frontline, Editor prepared, edited, provided and approved be green and the needles do not easily fall off. family homes. 942 Dr. Ben Hall Place, suite 1087 by the Public Affairs Office of Fort Stewart, Georgia and the 3rd Infantry • Never place it within three feet of a heat source • Cooking is the leading cause of all winter home Fort Stewart, Ga. 31314 Division, and is printed by Morris such as (but not limited to) fireplace, space heaters or fires. or email to: Newspaper Corporation of Hinesville, candles since it will dry out faster and could start a fire. • 5 to 8 p.m. is the most common time for winter usarmy.stewart.3-id.list.pao- Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Army, • If using an artificial tree make sure it’s fire resistance home fires. [email protected] or fax it to 912-767-6673 under exclusive written contract with and has the UL mark. Source: National Fire Incident Reporting System Fort Stewart, Georgia. The Civilian visit www.stewartfrontline.com • Before you hang your lights, make sure you check 2009-2011 printer is responsible for commercial Copyright 2016 advertising. Subscription rates are $12/3 the cords for frays, breaks or bare wires, along with the Following these safety tips and others that can be months, $20/six months and $36 for 12 sockets and extension cords. found on the Internet will help you keep your Christmas Advertising: 912-368-0526 months. Rates are Third Class mail • If you need to use a ladder to hang your lights or memories alive and retold season after season. The Frontline Office: 912-435-9531 inside the continental U.S. Hunter News Bureau: 912-315-5617 decorations, you need to check it before using it. www.usfa.fema.gov/prevention/winter.html Rock of the Marne December 15, 2016 The Frontline 3A BEHIND THE LENS 3-15 conducts air assault LFX

U.S. Army photos by Spc. Joshua Petke/released Soldiers with Company B, 3rd Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division march toward a helicopter landing zone before a live-fire exercise, Dec. 7 at Fort Stewart. Soldiers of 4th Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd ID supported 3-15 Inf. with air assault training.

Soldiers with Co. B., 3-15 Inf. 2IBCT, 3rd ID move to provide security upon exiting a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter before a live-fire exercise, Dec. 7, at Fort Stewart.

Staff Sgt. Charles Sgt. David Phillips, heli- Bell, infantryman copter repairer with with Co. B, 3-15 Alpha Company, 4-3 Inf. 2IBCT, 3rd ID, Avn, 3rd CAB, 3rd ID, runs to a UH-60 sits ready behind a 50 Black Hawk heli- Cal. machine gun copter during a mounted on a UH-60 live-fire exercise, Black Hawk helicopter, Dec. 7, at Fort Dec. 7, at Fort Stewart. Stewart.

Pfc. Alonzo Valenzuela, infantryman with Co. B, 3-15 Inf., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, fires an M249 Squad Automatic Weapon during a live-fire exercise, Dec. 7, at Fort Stewart. 4A The Frontline December 15, 2016 3rd Infantry Division MARNE FACES, MARNE PLACES Building Esprit de Corps

Photo by Staff Sgt. Syreetta Watts Soldiers from 5-7 Cav. 1ABCT, 3rd ID, tough it out Dec. 5 at Fort Stewart, dur- ing the stress shoot for the Squadron's Spur Ride. Stewart, Hunter troopers earn their spurs

Staff Sgt. Syreetta Watts Bolyard said of the 101 Soldiers who signed up for Sqdn., 7th Cav. Rgmt., said though the Spur Ride was 1st ABCT, 3rd ID the Spur Ride, 88 completed the challenge and were difficult and physically demanding, she is proud she inducted into the Order of the Spur. was able to successfully complete the challenge. Troopers from throughout Fort Stewart and “Everybody can participate as long as they meet “I love working with the scouts and learned a lot Hunter Army Airfield earned their silver spurs as the standard and can earn something,” said Bolyard. from them,” said Chojnacki. “It feels good to be a 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment hosted a Spur “When 101 Soldiers choose to participate in train- spur holder.” Ride at Fort Stewart Dec. 5-7. ing, that's a good thing.” Bolyard said all of the Troopers did great and he Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy Bolyard, the senior Over the three days, spur candidates took part in a could tell they were proud of their accomplishments. enlisted advisor for 5th Sqdn., 7th Cav. Rgmt., said stress shoot, a physical challenge, skills testing, day “You can see it in their face, the motivation, and the Spur Ride helped build esprit de corps while and night land navigation, and finished with a when they finish the 12-mile ruck march how happy challenging the candidates physical and mental 12-mile road march. they are that they achieved something,” said toughness. Sgt. Teri Chojnacki, a combat medic with 5th Bolyard.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Syreetta Watts Soldiers from 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1ABCT, 3rd ID toughs it out while low crawling

Photo by Staff Sgt. Syreetta Watts Soldiers from 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1ABCT, 3rd ID toughs it out Dec. 5, at Fort Stewart during the stress shoot for the Squadron's Spur Ride.

Photo By Maj. Randy Ready Brig. Gen. John Richardson IV, the 3rd ID Deputy Commanding General for Maneuver, addresses the Troopers during a Spur Ceremony at Fort Stewart, Dec. 7.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Syreetta Watts Photo By Maj. Randy Ready Soldiers from 5-7 Cav, 1ABCT, 3rd ID prepare for skills Spur candidates from 5-7 Cav. receive their silver spurs after successfully completing a testing, Dec. 6, at Fort Stewart, during the Squadron's Spur Ride at Fort Stewart, Georgia Dec. 7. A Spur Ride tests a Troopers cavalry skills while Spur Ride. challenging their physical and mental toughness. Rock of the Marne December 15, 2016 The Frontline 5A

Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. 2IBCT, 3rd ID grill steaks during Thanksgiving food prepara- tion in Yavoriv, Ukraine, Nov. 24.

Soldiers of 6-8 Photos by Spc. John Onuoha Cav. 2IBCT, Soldiers of 6-8 Cav., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, sit around a fire during a spur ride here, Sept. 28. pose prior to The Mustangs conducted professional development training and esprit de corps the start of the building events during their deployment to Ukraine. 6-8 Cav. is currently wrapping Grand-Prix L’viv up a five-month deployment in support of the Joint Multinational Training Group- Half Marathon Ukraine, whose mission focuses on building a sustainable and enduring training in Yavoriv, capacity and capability within the Ukrainian land forces. Ukraine, Nov. 6. Mustangs look back on their time in Ukraine Spc. John Onuoha admired most about the Ukrainians was their ability to The Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. not only invested a lot of their 6- 8 Cav., 2IBCT UPAR stay focused, and how it helped them work at a high level time training and mentoring their Ukrainian counter- every time. They were motivated and put all their effort parts, they also worked on improving themselves. Over YAVORIV, Ukraine - There is nothing like the feeling into achieving the desired end result, he said. the past five months, 6-8 Cav. conducted multiple profes- of satisfaction you get after successfully completing a Many of the Ukrainian Soldiers that 6-8 Cav. trained sional development courses including a team leader mission. For the Troopers of 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry were veterans of the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine. course, a Basic Leader Course and Air Assault School. Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd These Soldiers brought their battlefield knowledge and Over 200 Soldiers completed primary military education Infantry Division that feeling is reflected in their experi- experience with them to the IPSC. while in Ukraine. ences and the bonds they have built during their most “I was inspired by the Ukrainians tenacity and their Smoak explained, that his experience here made him recent deployment to Ukraine. will to survive,” said 1st. Lt. Charles Costanzo, executive a better Soldier and has prepared him to be a future The Mustangs are wrapping up a five-month deploy- officer of Troop B, 6-8 Cav. “Hearing their stories and leader as well. Initially, as a new Soldier at Fort Stewart, ment in support of the Joint Multinational Training share of hardship, and the fact that they are still moti- he said he mainly focused on paying attention to simple Group-Ukraine, whose mission focuses on building a vated and constantly pushing forward is a beautiful instructions, but now he listens more because he under- sustainable and enduring training capacity and capabil- thing.” stands the importance of effective leadership and how ity within the Ukrainian land forces. The squadron was For each rotation, the squadron planned, prepared, it plays a big role in accomplishing a mission. responsible for the direct training of two Ukrainian executed and assessed training exercises conducted by “I had to step up to the plate and take charge,” Smoak Battalions as well as helping to develop operations group the Ukrainians to ensure they were done properly and said. “We have new Soldiers in the unit and the things I staff instructors and opposition forces of the Combat safely. The rotation began with individual skills training learned from my leaders here in Ukraine are things that Training Center at the International Peacekeeping and such as marksmanship, combat lifesaver, and land nav- I will like to share and teach other Soldiers as I continue Security Center in Yavoriv. igation. The training progressed through collective train- to develop as a leader.” Their journey began less than five weeks before deploy- ing to include platoon and company live-fires, and a Harris said, when he first came to Ukraine, he did not ing. The announcement that they were coming to Ukraine battalion fire support coordination exercise. have much team leader experience. He had the oppor- to help support and train Ukrainian soldiers caused a lot 6-8 Cav. was not alone in executing the JMTG-U mis- tunity when he came to Ukraine to teach tactics and learn of buzz within the ranks of 6-8 Cav. For some of the sion. This was a multinational effort that included Soldiers how to instruct soldiers from another nation which Soldiers, this would be a new and exciting experience. from the California National Guard and allied partner helped in developing his leadership skills. “I didn’t know too much about Ukraine until I heard nations including Canada, Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine “You have to know what you are doing to be able to that we were coming here,” said Spc. Robert Harris, an and the U.K. teach someone else what to do,” said Harris. infantryman with Troop C, 6-8 Cav. “I did a little bit of “I truly and wholeheartedly believe in this mission,” By the time they complete their final rotation on Dec. research, but I still did not get a grasp of the full picture Costanzo said. “I think everything we did here was great. 9, 6-8 Cav. Soldiers will have trained two Ukrainian bat- of everything until we got here.” I think with the American, Canadian, Lithuanian, Polish talions totaling 866 Soldiers, 104 instructors and 103 Pfc. Brian Smoak, a scout with Troop B, said this was and British Soldiers here, we are showing the Ukrainians Opposition Force Soldiers. In addition, 550 Soldiers were his first deployment and the only thing he knew about that they are not alone and that they have friends who CLS qualified and another 50 were certified as CLS Ukraine was what he read or saw on the news. This support their passion to defend their country.” instructors. deployment gave him the opportunity to learn about In addition to the combat units, 6-8 Cav. assisted in Their experiences and the partnerships they built Ukraine and its culture. He said he was able to take what training Ukrainian instructors who will ultimately assume helped 6-8 Cav. Soldiers understand the importance of he had learned and use it to build a strong relationship the role of primary instructors and observer/controller- their mission. Over the length of the five months they with the Soldiers he helped train. trainer at the IPSC. During the two rotations, the instruc- moved past the mission being only words on a page to After their arrival, 6-8 Cav. got to work right away. tors were given the responsibility of training one Coy something concrete and observable. Within two weeks they began their first training rotation. (company) of Ukrainian soldiers. They started small “Coming together with another country and helping Leadership quickly identified how they could improve during the first rotation, focusing on the first six modules them train feels really great,” Smoak said. “Our mission the training experience for the rotational Ukrainian bat- of individual training. By the second rotation, the here is extremely important because it will help make talions. But the learning went both ways. Ukrainian instructors were training the Coy all the way the future of their army great and we did the best we Harris explained that one of the things he learned and through collective training. could to teach them everything they needed.” Medics test for Field Medical Badge

Photos by Sgt. Joshua Laidacker Above: A 3rd Infantry Division medic prepares a notional casualty to receive intravenous fluids during an EFMB lane at Fort Benning, Dec. 12. The EFMB competition tests medics on their ability to provide care under fire and his- torically has an attrition rate over 85 percent.

Left: A 3rd ID medic gains fire superiority before rendering aide to a notional casualty during an Expert Field Medical Badge lane at Fort Benning, Dec. 12. 3-7th Soldiers obliterate targets with TOW missiles Spc. Wyatt Davis This was the first time Thomas experienced 2nd IBCT, 3rd ID firing a weapon with this much firepower. “I've never actually seen a video of the mis- Missiles ripped through the morning air sile firing,” said Thomas. “I would much as infantrymen tested their skill and accu- rather experience it for myself.” racy with the Tube-launched, Optically The TOW missile systems utilize the tracked, Wire-guided anti-tank missile at Improved Target Acquisition System, or the Fort Stewart, Dec. 10. ITAS, which can be mounted on multiple Soldiers of Delta Company, 3rd Battalion, vehicles and platforms. With both day and 7th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade night capabilities, it can be a combat multi- Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division trained plier for a unit facing armored threats or lack- for two months in preparation for this TOW ing aerial support. missile live-fire exercise. After hours of sim- “It can most often be used for vehicles, ulations, two Soldiers were chosen to fire the certain structures, and some terrain,” said missile. Sgt. Brandon Koonce, an infantryman who “We practiced differentiating between tar- had previously fired the TOW missile. “When gets, ran through different simulation lanes you don't have air support it can really help and learned all the controls of the weapon,” out,” said Pvt. Jason Thomas, an infantryman with Thomas accurately engaged his target with Photo by Spc. Wyatt Davis Company D. the one missile he was given. Pvt. Jason Thomas, an infantryman with Co. D, 3-7 inf., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, Thomas was one of two Soldiers chosen “It was a great experience. I loved it,” said fires a Tube-launched, Optically tracked, Wire-guided (TOW) missile to fire the TOW missile, after proving himself Thomas. “It was better than I expected, a very during a live-fire range at Fort Stewart, Dec. 10. during gunnery training two months prior. intense feeling.” 6A The Frontline December 15, 2016 3rd Infantry Division SCALES OF JUSTICE Marne Pride in action for 3rd ID Vehicle Safety Recalls Dec. 5 - Capt. Mike Miranda to make sure I don’t unknowingly buy a recalled vehi- Dec. 11 Fort Stewart Legal Assistance Office cle? A: You are correct that the laws don’t give buyers a Buying a car should be a fun and exciting experience. lot of protection in this area, but that doesn’t mean Before you sign for those keys, though, make sure you that you can’t protect yourself. There are many resourc- know what your hard-earned money is buying! es that you can use to arm yourself with information Q: Judge, I bought a car and just found out there is before you buy a car. Before you even go to the car lot, Zero total DUI's for Dec. 5 - Dec. 11 an open safety recall on it! The car dealer didn’t tell do a little research into general automotive reliability 3 DUI's for Nov. 28 - Dec. 4 me about the recall or fix it before selling me the car, ratings, safety notices, and consumer reviews. Often 2 DUI's for Nov. 21 - Nov. 27 is that even allowed? times the information that you discover beforehand A: It all depends on when the safety recall was issued will help steer you away from vehicle makes and mod- As part of the 3rd behind the wheel. I know and whether you bought the car new or used. Federal els with known issues. that I can call someone Law prohibits manufacturers or dealers from deliver- Next, when you find the vehicle that you want to Infantry Division's for a ride any time I feel ing to the consumer any new motor vehicle without buy, ask the dealer to provide you with a vehicle his- Marne Pride Anti- that I need to get out of an first fixing all open safety recall issues. While the car tory report, such as a CARFAX Report (www.carfax. Driving Under the unsafe situation. dealer can take orders for the car, it cannot hand you com), or an AutoCheck Report (www.autocheck.com). Influence Campaign I will respect your rules. the keys until it has fixed all known recalls. If you Many dealers will provide a report to you for free, but which began Sept. 1, I will drive within the bought a new car with an unresolved recall, you should if they will not, you can purchase one online for $30- 2011, the Frontline is boundaries we've dis- contact an attorney to discuss possible remedies. 55, which is much cheaper than what you might end keeping up with how cussed. On the other hand, if you bought your vehicle used, up paying for an unexpected repair. These reports will Marne Soldiers at Fort I will call you. If I need a neither Federal nor Georgia law provides you much provide you with information about your vehicle’s Stewart-Hunter Army ride home I can count on protection. While dealerships are not allowed to sell accident, registration, and titling histories, mileage Airfield are doing in the someone in my chain of new cars without first fixing recalls, nothing prevents discrepancies, and any recalls affecting the vehicle. command to either pick them from selling used cars with unresolved recall If the dealer refuses to provide you a report and you campaign by publish- me up or make arrange- problems. In fact, the seller is not even required to tell do not want to purchase one, be careful! You can still ing this chart showing ments to have me picked the buyer that there is a recall, even if the seller is aware do a free search online at www.safercar.gov to see if how units are faring up, no questions asked of the problem. the car you are considering has an open recall, but you and how much more and without retribution. Q: Wait a second, are you saying that a used car will not be able to tell if the recall on your specific attention leaders I agree to live and abide dealer can lie about a safety recall? vehicle has been fixed. If you see that there are recalls should give on the sub- by this pledge. A: No; if the dealer makes a statement regarding the on the vehicle, you may want to consider another car. ject of DUIs. Following Commanders and condition of the car, knowing that statement to be Q: OK, I did my homework and found out there is is a reminder of that Leaders: false, you might have an action for fraud or deceptive a recall, what should I do now? pledge: I will be there for you. I/ trade practices. If you suspect that a seller lied to you A: If you still want the vehicle after carefully consid- I will drive safely. I will We will ensure, that if or attempted to cover up a known problem then you ering its history and open recalls, you should leverage operate the vehicle safely called upon, we will should consult an attorney about the issue. However, that information while negotiating with the seller. You and follow all laws and either arrange for trans- if the seller doesn’t say anything about the condition can ask the seller to fix the recall (and provide certifi- safety rules. I will wear portation or personally of the car, or offers to sell it “As Is,” then you should cation of the repair). Alternatively, you can try to nego- my seat belt at all times. I provide you a safe ride proceed with caution. Purchasing the car under those tiate a lower price to compensate for the hassle of will not use a cell phone home, even if you have circumstances likely means that you are purchasing taking the vehicle to a dealership to fix the recall. to talk or text message broken every rule that we all of its problems as well! Finally, you can always keep shopping! Patience and while driving. have agreed to follow, we Q: So does this mean I am stuck paying to fix the careful planning rather than impulsive decisions will I won't drive if I am will make sure you get recall myself? ensure a much happier car buying experience! impaired. I will not drive home safely. A. Probably not; as soon as you find out about the Q: Where can I go for more information? after drinking or using I will be a good role model recall you should contact your nearest manufacturer’s A: There are many online resources that will help any chemical that would and lead by example. I dealership—such as a Honda, Ford, Chevy, or Toyota you understand these, and other, issues that you will alter my ability to drive agree to live by the same dealership. Once a recall notice has been issued, manu- face when buying a new or used car, such as: safely (including certain safe driving rules we have facturer dealerships are obligated to fix the issue at no www.safercar.gov (Federal site for safety informa- prescription drugs). set for you. cost to the consumer, even if the vehicle was not pur- tion, recall notices, and filing complaints) I won't get in the car with Additionally, all new chased at that dealership. Going to the manufacturer’s www.consumer.georgia.gov (Georgia Governor’s an unsafe driver. I will Soldiers to the Marne dealership might take longer, but you should not attempt Office of Consumer Protection) not ride with someone Division will sign a simi- to fix the issue yourself or bring it to a private mechanic. www.autosafety.org (Center for Auto Safety—a non- who is impaired because lar pledge - keep your unit Doing so will likely void the warranty and the manufac- profit organization for consumer protections, provid- of alcohol or drugs (legal off the bottle by abiding turer will not reimburse you for the cost of repairs. ing information and resources regarding auto safety or not), or with someone by your pledge. Don't Q: Judge, this seems a little unfair. What can I do and “lemon law” issues) I know is aggressive drink and drive.

DES CORNER: HOLIDAY SAFETY Holiday Guidance A gift to Department of Defense dance at dinners and other meals, Special to the Frontine installing them on any tree or Personnel; from the DoD Standards of receptions, sporting events, and simi- decoration. Lights can become Conduct Office, Office of General lar widely attended gatherings. Tis the season to begin decorat- frayed, cracked and some of the Counsel. Lobbyist Gift Ban: Except in very ing our homes and offices with light sockets can break. Lights The holiday season is traditionally limited instances, full-time civilian festive ornaments and lights. should be UL approved and, it is a time of parties, receptions, and political appointees may not accept During this time of the year every- recommended, you should never exchanging gifts. However, the gifts from registered lobbyists or lob- one loves to get into the spirit of leave lights unattended. We sug- Standards of Conduct still apply! To bying organizations. Political appoin- the season by placing colorful gest that you turn off the lights ensure you do not unwittingly violate tee includes all full-time non-career lights and greenery around doors before you go to bed at night or the standards, a brief summary of the Presidential appointees, non-career and windows. Selecting the tree is before you leave the house. applicable rules are set out below. If senior executive service appointees, a great part of Holiday Season, Candles can be especially you have any questions, please contact and non-career appointees are except- however there are several pre-cau- attractive as part of the holiday your organization's ethics counselor. ed from the competitive service by tions we must take to have a safe decoration. If you plan to use GIFTS reason of being of a confidential or Holiday Season. candles be sure they are kept General Rule: Federal personnel policymaking character (e.g., Schedule If you choose to have a real tree safely away from anything that may not accept gifts offered because C, politically appointed term SES or there are several things you must might catch fire. This includes of their official positions or offered by equivalent). be aware of. You should try to get drapery, decorations, and even a “prohibited source.” A prohibited Gifts and gift exchanges between a tree that is freshly cut. The pets. Never leave candles unat- source is anyone who: supervisor and subordinate: needles should be green and hard tended. Ensure they are com- • Seeks official action by the employ- Supervisors may not accept gifts from to pull back from the branches, pletely extinguished before leav- ee’s agency; subordinates or federal personnel who needles should bend and not ing your home or going to bed. • Does business or seeks to do busi- receive less pay. break, and the trunk should be Make sure candles are in stable ness with the employee’s agency; • Exception #1: On an occasional sticky to the touch. Taking care holders and kept out of reach • Conducts activities regulated by basis, including any occasion on which of the real tree will take a few from children. Chandelles should the employee’s agency; gifts are traditional given or exchanged, additional steps. DO NOT place be located away from table edges • Has interests that may be substan- supervisors may accept gifts (other the tree next to a heating source. where they can be accidentally tially affected by the employee’s per- than cash) valued at $10 or less from This can cause the tree to dry knocked over. Lastly, check your formance of duty; or a subordinate. more quickly, also keep the tree smoke alarms, ensure they have • Is an organization composed of • Exception #2: Supervisors may stand filled with water constant- fresh batteries and they are locat- members described above? accept food and refreshments shared ly. If you choose an artificial tree, ed in every level of your home. Gifts Defined: Gifts include most in the office and may share in the ensure that it is fire resistant or Practicing fire safety will enhance items of value; examples are free atten- expenses of an office party. flame-retardant. your holiday spirit and the season Always inspect all lights before to be jolly. Rock of the Marne December 15, 2016 The Frontline 7A

TANKERS from Page 1A

An aerial drone image of an M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank crew, from the 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, conducting Table VI Gunnery at Fort Stewart, Ga. Dec. 8. Tankers from 'Desert Rogue' battalion shoot for bragging rights Spc. Ryan Tatum Capt. Adam Grant, the commander for Co. C, 1st Bn., “Following our crew-level qualifications we will be 1st ABCT Public Affairs 64th Arm. Regt., said the Soldiers put in a lot of work conducting platoon-level qualifications with four tanks since they returned from Germany in September to attacking and defending simultaneously,” said Grant. Bragging rights were up for grabs as tank crews from prepare for their gunnery, to include progressing “Then going into company combined arms live-fire 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment shot their Gunnery through their gunnery tables and maintaining their operations we will take our three tank platoons in coor- Table VI at Fort Stewart, Georgia Dec. 5. equipment. dination with attack aviation, mortars and artillery to Table VI evaluates crews on engaging moving and “We had a lot of maintenance that we were focusing synchronize battlefield effects on the enemy to be the stationary targets using all vehicle weapon systems on; had a lot of late nights, early mornings and weekends most deadly and decisive tank company that we can while in offensive or defensive postures. away from our families,” said Grant. “I am proud of my be.” Sgt. Devon Myers, a tank commander with Company Soldiers out here. They keep working hard regardless All the training and time in the field continues to C, 1st Bn., 64th Arm. Regt., said his crew was excited to of inclement weather or time away because they are prepare the company for their overall mission. shoot their Table VI and compete amongst the rest of dedicated to the mission.” “Overall we are in preparation for contingency oper- the battalion. Qualification on Table VI is a prerequisite for crews ations around the world, but in the slightly shorter term “Going out and shooting bullets, big bullets for qual- to advance to collective live-fire training, which is the we are preparing for a [National Training Center] rota- ification,” said Myers. “This is our Super Bowl.” next step for the company. tion, which is coming next spring,” said Grant.

NATIONAL GUARD from Page 1A Prior to joining the Georgia Guard, Pilot. The structural change began earlier Best Warrior, and now the [Georgia as part of the Georgia Militia in the district Basore served in the Army Reserve and this year when the Georgia Guard’s 48th National Guard’s] first female battery com- of Savannah. The re-activation of the bat- deployed to Southwest Asia with a military Infantry Brigade Combat Team became mander” said Brigadier General Tom tery was necessary to upgrade the bat- police company. Transferring to the the first of 27 Active Component, National Carden, Commanding General of the talion’s capabilities and add 155 mm. Georgia Guard, she served as a fire direc- Guard, and Army Reserve units to “associ- Georgia Army National Guard. “I’m very M777 Howitzers to their arsenal. tion officer and operations officer in the ate” with a larger organization to strength- excited for 1st Lt. Basore and this next step Basore looks forward to leading the next 1-118th FA before assuming battery com- en readiness across the Army. in her career as a commander of artillery chapter of the unit’s storied legacy by serv- mand. Basore’s appointment as a battery com- Soldiers.” ing as one of 3rd ID’s firing batteries. “I understand the historical significance mander marks yet another significant The ceremony also marked the comple- “The next couple of years we have some of it - being a female,” said Basore. “I can’t milestone for the Georgia Department of tion of Capt. Jared Smith’s time as the com- very big training events both with 3rd ID wait to get moving and start training.” Defense in 2016. mander of the battery. Smith was the unit’s and within the unit,” Basore said. “I’m very 1-118th FA is one of the battalions that “The Georgia National Guard has led first commander when it was re-activated excited to get to it and to utilize the recently began training with 3rd Infantry the way this year with the Associated Unit in 2015, a decade after its deactivation. resources that 3rd ID will be able to pro- Division as part of the Associated Units Program transition, the National Guard’s The unit’s history traces back as far as 1751 vide for us.”

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Samantha Crecelius Frontline Staff

Fort Stewart became the fifth recepients of eight fielding locations for a new state-of-the-art com- bat lifesaving training device that helps train Soldiers to react to realistic combat trauma. Contractors with the U.S Army's Program Executive Office for Simulation Training and Instrumentation, including John Matthews, John Hayden and Pete Suraez, came to Fort Stewart to train Soldiers from 3rd Infantry Division on the Tactical Combat Care Casualty Exportable (TC3X) Kit, Dec. 8. The New Equipment Training (NET) class was comprised of 15 Soldiers, ranging in grade from E-5 to E-7, from various units within the 3rd ID's 1st and 2nd Brigade Combat Teams. The purpose of this training is to teach Soldiers Photo by Samantha Crecelius to become more resilient to the things they are Staff Sgt. Brandon Hughes, HHC, 3-15 Inf., 2IBCT, tries to control the arterial bleeding simulated by exposed to on the battlefield; which supports the the TC3X training device, Dec. 8 on Fort Stewart. effort of Squad Overmatch. The TC3X kit bleeds out a realistic blood solution, moves its append- ages at random; and can respond to verbal com- mands. It breathes with a life-like rise and fall of the chest. Bleeding is a major factor in combat related deaths on the battlefield. The device was designed to help mitigate that threat by providing a more realistic training aid. These Soldiers were called to applytactical com- bat care to the kit's realistic and anatomically correct training device that looks like a maniquen. The device stresses the difficulty of controlling bleeding, breathing, and combatting tension pneumothorax. The scenario helps teach Soldiers how to cor- rectly control that bleeding on a device and forc- es Soldiers to apply tourniquets until bleeding stops or to plug arterial wounds inside a wound cavity with their fingers. Prior to the inception of the TC3X kits, this level of dynamic training was not available to all Soldiers. Staff Sgt. Brandon Hughes, Brandon a medic from Headquarters, Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, praised this training device and believes a higher level training value will be gained from the TC3X kit. “…as a medic, we get the opportunity to get more realistic training,” said Hughes. “But also, the non-medical Soldiers from the infantry or the Cavalry scouts, get the opportunity to be intro- duced to some of the simulators we use.” The overall response of the students who par- ticipated in the training was resoundingly positive. The take away was that unit commanders now have the ability to conduct high value, realistic, medical training in a field environment. Unit training managers can request TC3X kits from their local TTraining Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations center, through the Range Facility Management Support System. Although the cost of the equipment is $150,000 for each simulator. That cost pays for itself with one life saved.

GA POWER from Page 1A

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Community&LeisureDecember 15, 2016 Chapel continues Community support

From the first service on Oct. 10, 1948. Cold Weather Activities

Nalona Fayson Teen Volunteer

Since Christmas break is around the corner and most of us won't know what to do with our time during the From the first service on Oct. 10, 1948. entire winter break. There is plenty to do and create but it may be harder since we rarely get snow, so building snowmen, snowball fights and making snow angels are kind of out of the question. There are alternatives to these activities and can actually be just as much fun if not more. One Hunter Army Airfield Garrison chaplain, Maj. thing you, your Family Jon Wilson, examines the chapel interior with and friends could do is go Dr. Grover Bell, Whitefield UMC pastor, and ice skating - the indoor remarks at its pristine condition. Wilson said kind of course. You could Courtesy photos the architecture and layout of the chapel mod- also host a movie party. Today, Whitefield United Methodist Church, formerly the Hunter Field Chapel, serves a com- els that of the Dobbins Air Force Chapel, where Invite your friends over munity of approximately 135 worshipers at 55th St. and Waters Ave. in Savannah. he was previously assigned. have snacks and hot chocolate while you all watch a good movie. A fun game is cool too after the movie. Hunter’s WWII Field Chapel still serving Fort Stewart is also Nancy Gould Church are proud of their WWII heritage. The church’s pastor, Dr. having cool Family Hunter Public Affairs Grover Bell, said he imagines that many young Soldiers from the Eighth activities. For example, Air Force visited the Hunter chapel on their way to combat and prayed recently Holbrook Pond have several festivities for Bill Palmer married his Savannah sweetheart in the Hunter Field fervently for their safe return. you and your Family. Chapel in 1944. After serving in the Merchant Marines; the U.S. Army During the 1940s era, military installations expanded rapidly to There are plenty of things as a paratrooper and a Military Police sergeant; and a rescue boat meet the demands of the WWII buildup, according to nationalinfan- the area offers for the Master at the Thunderbolt Rescue Boat Station, Palmer passed away trymuseum.org. After the war, the original Hunter Chapel and other Christmas season. FMWR in 1976. He never knew that his son, Bill, would also follow in his “series 700” temporary buildings were surplus-ed by War Assets sponsors many of footsteps and marry a Savannah girl in 1978 in the exact same chapel Administration; however, some WWII wood buildings were so solidly these activities. but at a different location. constructed, they remained in use through the 1990s. Some WWII You can see The original Hunter Field Chapel, valued at $28,000, was built after chapels, like the Hunter Field Chapel, are still in use today. activities posted the Army Air Corps received approval to build Hunter Field in August The National Infantry Museum has preserved an almost identical on their website or even the newspaper. In of 1940. The installation served as an operational training unit for chapel to the original one at Hunter as part of the World War II Company the near future when the several years and became the final staging base for B-17 crews on their Street exhibit at Fort Benning, pictured at nationalinfantrymuseum. weather is not too way to the European Theater of Operations in World War II. The Army’s org/project/wwii-street/. enjoyable, remember Eighth Air Force was activated at Hunter Field during that period. To prepare for the move into Savannah, the Hunter Field Chapel some of these cool The chapel was decommissioned in 1946 after the war and sold to was split into two separate structures and transported on trailers to activities to make the time the Savannah United Methodist Church Board of Missions, rumored, its new location—four new lots purchased by the Savannah Methodist worthwhile. It's not too for only $1. City Mission Board at 55th Street and Waters Avenue, according to Dr. cold just yet so enjoy the Today, 70-years later, members of the Whitefield United Methodist Grover Bell, the current Whitefield United Methodist Church pastor. weather now while you can. Happy Holidays! See CHAPEL Page 6B

Fort Stewart is cooking light

Good Eats Sara Lopez healthy recipes and nutrition tips. Weekly Division Health Promotion recipes will be featured in the commissary, the Frontline and the Marne Health web- he Fort Stewart Community Health site. TPromotion Council rolled out the Community members are encouraged Cooking Light initiative. The goal of the to submit their own healthy recipes to be initiative is to encourage community considered for use in the Cooking Light members to eat healthier by providing initiative to [email protected].

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’Tis the Season to Save at Fort Stewart Exchange Pumping Up the Fuel the Fort Stewart Exchange Savings for MILITARY STAR® Card Users Chandra Heffley For that week, drivers paying for Chandra Heffley “The Fort Stewart Exchange AAFES Public Affairs gas with their MILITARY STAR® AAFES Public Affairs wants to be military customers’ card will receive 10 first choice this holiday season,” With the busy, and cents off per gallon. The Army & Air Force Exchange said General Manager Amanda expensive, holiday shop- “As we head into the Service is ensuring authorized Hartfield. “This price guarantee, ping season in full final holiday shopping shoppers always find the lowest combined with our everyday low swing, Army & Air Force week, we are providing price this December with a holi- prices, price matching and tax- Exchange Service gas an added incentive for day extended price guarantee. free shopping, should help light- stations worldwide are last-minute shoppers From Dec. 1-24, all purchases en the load on shoppers’ wallet.” helping to make sure to come on base or made at the Fort Stewart To receive a gift card, shoppers that filling up doesn’t post to see what the Exchange are guaranteed to offer should bring the original empty the wallet. Exchange has in store,” the best value in town as shop- Exchange receipt along with a From Dec. 19 to Dec. said General Manager pers who find an identical item current local competitor’s ad. The 25, the MILITARY STAR® card is Amanda Hartfield. “The savings elsewhere for less will receive an holiday extended price guarantee doubling the everyday five-cents- at the pump are just the beginning Exchange gift card for the differ- includes shopmyexchange.com per-gallon gas discount cardhold- of the value authorized shoppers ence. as compared to local retailers. ers receive when fueling up at a will find at the Fort Stewart Fort Stewart Exchange gas station. Exchange.” AAFES Holiday Hours Main Store Marne Express Dec. 24: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 24: Closing at 8 p.m.

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Provided by Winn Army Community Hospital Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 10

Gavin Harvey Clark, a boy, 10 pounds, 4 ounces, Ezekiel James Barfield, a boy, 6 pounds, 5 ounc- Adrian Zaccheus Depina, a boy, 8 pounds, 6 born to Capt. Abdullah M. Clark and Capt. Shula es, born to Spc. Colton James Barfield and Shelby ounces, born to Sgt. Admira Milene Depina. M. Clark. Marie Barfield.

Rowan James Tagliareni, a boy, 7 pounds, ounce, Lia-Rose Simmons, a girl, 8 pounds, 3 ounces, born to Chief Warrant Officer (2) Kevin Paul born to Sgt. Olajuwon D. Simmons and Christina Tagliareni and Caitlin McCullough Tagliareni. La-Chel Simmons.

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Sun City Veterans support the Chaplain's Office with a $5000 check to help support Operation Helping Hand and Holiday Food Vouchers Programs, which has donated over $25,000 in the past to Military Families of Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield in need during the Winn Briefs Holiday Season. Breastfeeding Mom's group meets The Breastfeeding Mom's group meets tomorrow at 1 p.m., at 191 Lindquist Rd, ACS building #87 on Fort Stewart. Get out of the house and enjoy the company of other breastfeeding moms! Baby weight checks, breastfeeding support and learning about breastfeeding. Lactation consultants and Women, Infants, and Children Breastfeeding Peer counselors will be available to help you, if needed and answer your questions. Pregnant women, breastfeeding moms and babies welcome! Hope to see you there! No appointments, just come! Steve Hart Left to right: The Hunter Garrison Commander, Lt. Col. Mike Squires; Tricare pharmacy changes slated Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. Bruce Rock; SCV trustee Major Gen. (Ret) Walgreens pharmacies joined the network, while CVS pharmacies Bill Fitzgerald; SCVA Vice Commander Dan Peters; SCVA Commander (including those in Target stores) left the network. ESI’s website, www. Gyneth Saunders; 3rd Infantry Division Deputy Commanding General - express-scripts.com/tricare, contains more information about this Manuever, Brigadier Gen. John Richardson IV; and 3rd ID chaplain, Col. change. Gregory Walker.

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4b The Frontline December 15, 2016 Savannah Tree Foundation donates trees to beautify Hunter Nancy Gould The type of trees planted included 14 Tree Foundation. locations on Hunter. In 2011, a mulching Hunter Public Affairs live oaks on the Billy Mitchell Blvd. medi- Lt. Col. Mike Squires, Hunter Army event was held for trees previously plant- an. Two Bald Cypress trees, two River Airfield garrison commander, addressed ed on the installation. About 60 volunteers sacrificed their Birches, two Nuttall Oaks, three Weeping volunteers before they dispersed to dif- In 2010, Hunter officially became a time to sleep-in Saturday morning to Willows, one Live Oak and two Saw Tooth ferent areas to working. He said after member of Tree City USA, showing the brave the 30-degree temperature to plant Oaks were also planted along the bank of losing 1,000 trees to Hurricane Matthew military’s support for responsible envi- 50 native hardwood trees and 300 Long the pond by Family Day Field. on Hunter, the new trees come at a good ronmental stewardship of resources. Leaf Pine plugs at Hunter Army Airfield. The 300 Long Leaf plugs were planted time. Jenkins said that Arbor Day 2017 marks For most, the five-hour workday began 9 opposite Star Base Academy in the same This is the fourth Savannah Tree the 40th anniversary of Tree City USA. a.m. near Family Day Field Pond, with area, 15 feet behind the curb. Foundation project on Hunter. Jenkins said the next tree planting is free coffee and doughnuts. However, the Karen Jenkins, the foundation's execu- In 1993, 100s of trees were planted by scheduled for Feb. 16, on Arbor Day in day started earlier for Hunter Garrison tive director, said the trees are funded by the Wilson Gate Entrance along White Savannah. If you would like to volunteer Command Sgt. Maj. Bruce Rock. About the Urban and Community Forestry Bluff Rd. towards Abercorn St. In 2006, or get information about the organiza- 7:30 a.m. he began using a borrowed Grant Program, corporate sponsors and 165 Live Oaks were planted around tion, go to SavannahTree.com or call 912- backhoe to pre-dig 14 holes in the hard, private donations. Squires Sports Complex, as well as other 233-8733. compacted soil on Billy Mitchell Blvd. "Our supporters are enthusiastic about where Live Oak trees would be planted backing a cause that improves the envi- by the end of the day. ronment and serves our military The planting initiative helped to beau- Families,” she said. tify Hunter for units and their Families One private donation of $125 came by planting trees in bare spots around from Andrea Penrod, a Savannah resi- Family Day Field pond. New trees also dent, and her family who also volunteered replaced the pear trees in poor health on Saturday. The donation was made in located on the Billy Mitchell Blvd. medi- honor of an eight-year-old cancer victim, um, soon to be removed. Amelia Meyer, who died recently from a Volunteers included military leaders, brain tumor. “The trees help us remem- Soldiers and Coast Guardsmen and their ber Amelia,” she said. “As young as she Family members, along with Boys Scouts, was, she had spunk, a zest for life and Girl Scouts, faith-based groups, USO, and passion for taking care of our earth.” volunteers who regularly help plant trees Trees planted Saturday allowed the at Savannah Tree Foundation-sponsored Savannah Tree Foundation to reach its events. 4,000th tree mark in its 34-year history of Barbara Reynolds, Girl Scout Troop preserving, protecting and planting can- 30059 said she arranged for 14 of her opy trees in Chatham County. Through scouts to volunteer because of the valu- planting initiatives and education, the able life lessons they learn from volun- foundation endeavors to promote aware- teering, plus the knowledge and fun they ness of trees as vital environmental have working with nature. resources and an important part of our Cliff DeVan, a USO volunteer, showed cultural heritage, according to savan- up early to help. “I love to help out,” he nahtree.com. said. “The tree planting is just another “The Savannah Tree Foundation is an thing that we can put our stamp on.” amazing group here in Savannah,” said DeVan was especially helpful by showing Penrod. “Not only do they plant trees, A Girl Scout from Troop #30059 cuts pot-bound roots up early to help with set up. He also they do an awesome job of educating.” after instruction from Karen Jenkins, Savannah Tree helped to plant several trees throughout The Hunter leadership appreciates the Foundation, left. the day. tree planning initiatives of the Savannah Final JMTG-U training rotation of 2016 graduates Capt. Scott Kuhn and progress our Soldiers as we have over this time peri- mission is about building a sustainable and enduring U.S. Army Europe od.” training capacity and capability within the Ukrainian Along with 6-8 Cav. were instructors from Canada, armed forces. The focus is on direct training in the near YAVORIV, Ukraine - Soldiers from Ukraine’s 1st Lithuania and Poland. The multinational forces worked term, while building capacity quickly through the con- Battalion, 80th Airmobile Brigade graduated from a together to deliver a standard program of instruction solidation and resourcing of dedicated training cadre to 55-day training rotation with the Joint Multinational that was practical for the Ukrainian army but also focused support the development of a combat training center at Training Group-Ukraine, Dec. 9, 2016, at the International on general NATO standards. the IPSC. Peacekeeping and Security Center. “Your instructors, your This marked the fifth and final rotation this year for partners from the United JMTG-U. The training focuses on individual skills such States, Poland, Lithuania as marksmanship and first aid all the way through col- and Canada understood lective skills to include platoon and company live-fires. the deep responsibility All of these training objectives are a part of JMTG-U's they had to you as they efforts to help increase Ukraine's capacity for self- are the last allied face you defense. will see before going back “You have executed one of the most difficult training to operations,” Ducich rotations to date and have done so during the most dif- said. “That’s why they ficult weather of the entire year,” Said Col. Nick Ducich, gave you their best in commander of JMTG-U. support of your efforts.” The multinational training team included Soldiers This marks the end of from the 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd mission for the Soldiers ••Online • Anytime • Anywhere Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division of 6-8 Cav. along with the who completed their final rotation of their five-month Soldiers from the deployment. California National “These have been two of the most interesting months Guard who staffed the JMTG-U Headquarters. Keeping Fit Postal Patron PRSRT STD we have spent here,” said Lt. Col. Yevheniy Kurash. “We US Postage What is your summer fitness tip? PAID JMTG-U’s primary Check out some fitness advice from members of the Marne Family on Page 2A Permit #43 have gained a lot of Hinesville, GA valuable knowledge THE Home of the 3rd Infantry Division from all of you. And we Vol. 51, Issue 33 Serving the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield communities • www.stewartfrontline.com July 21, 2016 shall continue to grow here's what's inside

Military student registra- tion for Liberty County schools today: All Liberty RIVER County schools will be registering military stu- dents today, giving class assignments and answer- Construction Services ing academic and school- related questions for the 2016-2017 school year. Forms of identification RATS such as proof of resi- dence, transcripts, and 912-368-2133 medical forms may be Photo by Spc. John Onuoha PET & SUPPLY Soldiers of 6-8 Cav. Regt., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, arrive at the Lviv required. For a complete Airport, July 9. The Mustangs are here for a five-month rota- Foundations - Sidewalks - Driveways - Patios - Top Soil - Sod listing, visit www. tion in support of Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine, StewartHunterMWR. which is tasked with reinforcing defensive skills of the FULL LINE PET STORE com. Ukrainian Ground Forces in order to increase their capacity for self-defense. Stewart-Hunter Back to DAVID WIMBS, JR. School Fairs planned: Reptiles Community Activity Information Mustangs arrive in preparation for Ukraine mission • Registration and Back to Spc. John Onuoha Small Animals School Fairs 2IBCT UPAR The mission entails training Ukrainian bat- will be held talions that come through the International Michael Oliver of 6-8 Cav. Regt. "All Soldiers must conduct themselves with dignity and 10 a.m.-2 AVORIV, Ukraine Peacekeeping and Security Center on a 55-day • - Soldiers of respect, be able to train with their counter- p.m., July 26 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry training rotation. It is designed to reinforce parts every day to get the Ukrainian Army at Fort Stewart in the Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade defensive skills of the Ukrainian Ground better.” Birds Newman Fitness Center Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Forces in order to increase their capacity for and July 28 at Hunter Division,Y arrived July 9 and immediately got self-defense. In addition to preparing for the mission, • Army Airfield in the to work in preparation for their five-month "The general mission is to train the Soldiers were advised on how to build a good 90th Nails Tominac Fitness Center. long mission in Yavoriv, Ukraine. Ukrainian Army and build partnership on a relationship with their Ukrainian counterparts strategic level," said Command Sgt. Maj. and why it is important for the success of the Professional Nail Care Services for Ladies and Gentlemen Free backpacks and MUSTANGS Feeder Rodents school supplies will be mission. provided by Operation • Homefront for children of Page 7A Active Duty E1-E6 or all ranks of post 9/11 wound- Photo by Sgt. Lauren Harrah Tropical & Eyelash Soldiers of 3-69 AR, 3rd ID, review ed, ill or injured (includes zeroing targets during an M4 rifle National Guard and range at Zagan Training Area, Individual Reserve on Title 10 fed- Saltwater Fish Poland, July 12. The unit, on a Gift eral orders.) Families training rotation in support of must pre-register online ONLY Operation Atlantic Resolve, kicked prior to the event to off a week-long small arms den- Certificates receive a backpack. 656 E Pine St sity with a known distance range $ Supplies are limited, and night fire range to enhance therefor it is on a first- weapon proficiency. Operation registered, first-served Jesup GA, 31545 Available Atlantic Resolve is being conduct- 25 basis. For more informa- ed in Eastern Europe to demon- tion, call 912-767-6212. strate U.S. commitment to the 912-559-2805 collective security of NATO and its Acrylic • Pink & White • Gel Nails • Manicure • Spa Pedicure • Waxing dedication to enduring peace and Look for us on facebook Color Powder • Gel Powder • Nail Art • Deluxe Pedicure ‘Speed and Power’ kicks off Atlantic Resolve rotationstability in the region.at the range Spc. Lauren Harrah New Management • Apppointments & Walk-Ins Welcome 24th Press Camp Headquarters conducted an M4 rifle range at Zagan Summer safety campaign Training Area, Poland, July 12. The goal is to enhance weapons profi- The event kicked off a week-long small ciency as well as build Soldiers’ confidence continues: : The 100 Days ZAGAN, Poland – "Speed and Power" of Summer campaign Soldiers of 3rd Combined Arms Battalion, arms density, training Soldiers on various using them as they move toward gunnery, 809 Willowbrook Dr., #113 • Hinesville, GA 31313 focuses on traffic safety 69th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, weapons systems to include the M4 rifle, explained 1st Sgt. Mark Martin, senior 10% OFF and will continue through in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, M9 pistol, M249 machine gun, and M240 enlisted advisor, 3-69 AR. Located next to Burger King - Hwy 196 - Willowbrook Plaza Sept. 1. There will be machine gun. “It’s a stepping stone from day one if you bring in AD increased safety check- ATLANTIC through day five this week,” Martin said. ASK FOR TINA 912-368-9288 • Mon - Sat: 10 AM - 8 PM • Sunday: Closed points to ensure that driv- coastal ers are buckling up and Page 4A driving safely by Fort Stewart and surrounding law enforcement agen- cies. For more informa- Photos by Spc. Corey tion, you may call 912- Foreman 767-6390. Soldiers of 3-15th psychology Inf. Regt., 2IBCT, 3rd ID, march in CONTENTS formation to reunite with Marne Voices...... 2A Family, July 10, at Behind the Lens...... 3A Fort Stewart. Marne Faces, Places...4A Health of the Forces....5A Daniel B. Nagelberg, phD Scales of Justice...... 6A ‘Can do’ Soldiers home at last Stewart-Hunter Briefs.6A 24/7Community, Leisure..1B Spc. Corey Foreman months of support to the Joint Multinational Movie Schedule...... 2B 2IBCT Public Affairs Training Group-Ukraine or JMTG-U, July 10. operations at a battalion-level and defend Birth Announcements.3B the sovereignty of their nation. ACS, FMWR Briefs...... 5B Soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, 15th The “Can Do” battalion deployed with four companies from 3-15 Infantry Regiment Spc. Curtis Russell, Co. C, 3-15 Inf. Regt., Chaplain's Corner...... 6B Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade including Charlie, Delta, Golf and talked about how glad he is to be home. “It's Sports, Recreation.....9B Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division returned Headquarters and Headquarters Company. great to be back in the United States. I’ve been Sports Briefs...... 10B to Fort Stewart, Georgia from Yavoriv, Ukraine Daniel a. Bochner, phD to Iraq and now Ukraine,” said Russell. “Being after successfully completing nearly six The Soldiers focused on developing the Ukrainian army’s ability to conduct defensive to both of those countries it makes you appre- AccessCAN DO ciate home.” Page 5A Kristen l. coln, phD www.stewartfrontline.com Kimberly Brauda, lpc Don’t forget to check us out on facebook • children • adults • testing • counseling 352-2992 322 Stephenson Ave., Savannah Get the App Today! www.coastalpsychology.com December 15, 2016 The Frontline 5B Army Community Service

Message from ACS director for persons with disabilities. Our facilities are wheel- women they always wanted to be. Please call 912-767- As we move into the Holiday Season, this is the time chair accessible; and should you need assistance upon 2882 to register. Classes are also open to DA Civilians, to enjoy your Families, friends and loved ones. I ask arrival, please inform one of our staff members. The prior military and their Family Members. you all to remember the Soldiers who are still away playground next to building 82 at Fort Stewart is certi- from home on deployment, conducting missions and fied as an Exceptional Family Member playground. Join ACS memorial ceremony doing what the U.S. Army does best. We are here to Hunter EFMP playground is located next to building ACS would like to cordially invite all members of our coordinate and deliver comprehensive services to pro- 1284. For questions, please contact ACS at 912-767-5058 installation, directorates and leadership to a reception mote resilience and stability. As always, I invite you to or 912-315-6816. honoring the life of Margie Littles. Littles served the visit the ACS buildings, meet the staff and empower Fort Stewart community for a multitude of years and yourself with ACS. Free Classes offered at Stewart this ceremony will honor her life and memory. The Following are upon request from chain of command ceremony will take place 10 to 11:30 a.m. today in build- ACS calendar of classes’ online broken • Sponsorship Training ing 82, with a reception to follow in building 87. Please The online link to ACS classes on the Team Stewart • Risk Management for Senior NCOs (E7-E9) call 912-767-2882 for questions. website is not working properly. We do not have a clear • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing time-line when it will be repaired and ask you to call Use 'Military Parent 2 Parent' program for current class schedules. For training at Fort Stewart, Every Monday The ACS Exceptional Family Member Program is please call 912-767-5058 and for Hunter Army Airfield, Financial Planning for PCS ...... 10 to 11:30 a.m. proud to announce the launch of Military Parent2 please call 912-315-6816. ACS Stewart, building 86 Parent Support Program. The MP2P program will pro- *Mandatory for E-4 and Below vide training to parents who are parents of children Learn, empower yourself with ACS with disabilities who are interested in volunteering ACS has many great services for Soldiers, spouses Every Thursday their time as a "support parent". A "support parent” and children, yet not everyone knows we are located The Fort Stewart Play Morning is canceled until fur- will serve as a mentor to talk to other military parents in five different areas. Stop by today and visit the staff ther notice. Please refer questions to 912-767-2882. of children with disabilities, provide basic assistance on Stewart in buildings 81, 82, 86, 87 and the SFAC via emotional support, appropriate resources and ser- vices. ACS will hold the first MP2P training 9 a.m. Jan. building 4973. The Hunter staff is located in building Free Classes offered at Hunter 1286. You’ll be glad you did. Let’s push ACS programs 28. For more information contact Vandowyn “Mimi” in 2016. Call for appointment for the following: Johnson at 912-767-0259 or Parent 2 Parent of Georgia • Army Family Team Building Infant Massage at 800-229-2038. Like ACS on Facebook • FAP Commander/Senior Leader Briefing Search for “Army Community Service, Stewart/ Come to EFMP Support Group meet Hunter AAF.” You can get ACS Exceptional Family Weekdays The next Exceptional Family Member Support Group Member Program information by searching for Lending Closet ...... 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. will be conducted noon Jan. 26, and the subject will be “Stewart/Hunter Exceptional Family Member Building 1286 “ACS EFMP: How can we help you? For more informa- Program.” Help our Hunter Army Airfield community tion, please call 912-767-5058. get more “likes” by visiting their Facebook page. ACS Learn love without hurt publishes great information for our Soldiers and Army This workshop is designed for couples/individuals Foreign Born Spouse to hold book drive Families there as well. Search for Hunter Army Airfield exhibiting a strong desire to remain together, but who Our ACS Foreign Born Spouse program will be con- and pass the word along. are deeply conflicted. Training will take place on today. ducting a special book drive to exchange books with Participants will learn how to recover from and stop other spouses 10 am to noon Jan 10 in ACS building ACS building is accessible to everyone the pain of chronic resentment, anger or emotional 86. Meet other foreign spouses, share your favorite Army Community Service wishes to inform our com- abuse; learn how to be the person and partner they book and learn about ACS. For more details, please call munity that our facilities meet, or exceed, the standards most want to be and how to be the husband/wife, man/ 912-767-5058. FMWR and Coastal Happenings

Bowl with Santa at Marne Bowling Pajama Dance Party 7 to 10 p.m. Friday at the Fort StewartHunterMWR.com. Come bowl and have fun with Santa from noon to 2 Stewart Youth Activity Center, building 5655 on Mindoro p.m. on Saturday at Marne Bowling Center, building Loop. Don’t forget to wear your favorite holiday paja- Golf Course Council seeks volunteers 402 and have a great time with your friends. For more mas, Santa hats and reindeer antlers. For more infor- Help shape the present and future of Taylors Creek information, call 912-767-4866. mation, call 912-767-4491. Golf Course. Volunteers are needed to serve on an advi- sory council composed of two active-duty officers, two CrossFit Stewart Warrior Challenge 2017 Play Dirty Santa Bingo at Stewart-Hunter active-duty enlisted, one military retiree, one female Registration is under way for the CrossFit Fort Stewart “Steal” one of a number of special gifts to take home golfer, one DOD Civilian and one member at large. Warrior Challenge, scheduled 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 21 with your winnings during Dirty Santa Bingo at Stewart- Meetings would be held starting in February 2017 and at Caro Fitness Center, building 708. The cost is $35 per Hunter Bingo starting at 7 p.m. Saturday. The Dirty would be held monthly from March-September and person. Soldiers, Family Members and Army Civilians Bingo “white elephant” gift fun will be held during every two months from October-February. Interested and those in the surrounding CrossFit Community are intermission of regular Bingo play. All players who persons should contact PGA Professional John invited to compete. Register online at www. purchase a regular session will be given a free card to Fesperman at 912-767-2370. StewartMWR.com. Contestants in eight divisions must participate in Dirty Santa Bingo. Stewart Bingo (912- complete three high-intensity, varied, functional move- 767-4200) is located in building 405 (adjacent to Club Keep up with MWR holiday schedule ment workouts. Divisions are Men 40 and under (RX); Stewart). Hunter Bingo (912-315-4606) is located in MWR appreciates the loyalty and support of its cus- Women 40 and under (RX); Men 40 and under (Scaled); building 6015. For more information go to tomers throughout the year. Thank you. So that we don’t Women 40 and under (Scaled); Men’s Masters 41-49; StewartHunterMWR.com. cause you any inconvenience during the Christmas/ Women’s Masters 41-49; Men’s Masters 50 and Over; New Year’s holiday observance, a complete listing of the and Women’s Masters 50 and Over. For more informa- Register for youth Taekwondo classes hours of operation of each of our facilities is posted at tion, call 912-767-4763. CYS-registered youth (ages 5-18) are invited to sign our Web site, StewartHunterMWR.com. MWR’s facilities up now at Parent Central Services, building 438 for include the bowling, fitness and recreation centers, plus Join shopping spree at Golf Courses youth Taekwondo classes. Teach your children disci- CYSS services such as child care and others. Looking for something special for your favorite pline through the sport of Taekwondo at the Youth golfer? You’ll find bargains and great gift ideas in the Sports and Fitness Center, building 7338. The cost is Play New Years Winfall Bingo Taylors Creek or Hunter Golf course pro shops. $45 per month. This is part of the SKIES Unlimited Start 2017 with extra money in your pockets. Play Marne- and golf course-branded items such as shirts, program. For more information, call 912-767-3781. Winfall New Years Bingo at Stewart-Hunter Bingo. Win hats and Orca/tumbler cups are on sale from now on the first, win all year long. More than $25,000 in until Christmas Eve. Purchase lessons to introduce Take Marne Half-Day Golf Special guaranteed prizes. No pre-sales. Free entry. Doors open that someone special to golf (or improve his/her Active-duty Soldiers can cut their golfing costs Dec. at 1 p.m. and the program begins at 5 p.m. Stewart game). Gift cards also available. For more informa- 19-30 during the Marne Half Day Golf Special at Taylors Bingo (912-767-4200) is located in building 405 (adja- tion, call 912-767-2370 (Stewart) or 912-315-9115 Creek and Hunter Golf Courses. Greens and golf cart cent to Club Stewart). Hunter Bingo (912-315-4606) is (Hunter). fee is $20 (a savings of $6-$8 off regular daily/weekend located in building 6015. Get more information at rates) for those who hold the rank of E1 to E6 and $25 StewartHunterMWR.com. Patronage Notice: Only autho- Come to youth holiday pajama dance (a savings of $10-$12 off regular daily/weekend rates) rized DoD ID cardholders and their guests are permitted to Sixth-12th graders are invited to a free Holiday for E7 and higher. For more information, go to play Stewart-Hunter Bingo.

Foreign Born Spouses meet Photo by Beau Bradley ACS would like to take this time to thank the Foreign Born Spouses who attended the Christmas Pot- Luck in building 86. Front Row: Viola Krinsky (Germany), Linda McKnight (Relo-Program Manager), Dee Wynter- ACS Volunteer. Back Row: Tim Cray (ACS), Val Harris (Deleware/Africa), Josephine Edwards (ACS), Greg Roman (ACS), SPC Mayunna Jones, 226 CSC, 87TH Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Dec. 13. Please help ACS spread the word about the Foreign Born Spouses Program. STEM Page 1B

6b The Frontline December 15, 2016 Chaplain's Corner The Season of Miracles

Capt. Michael Scholes the year, regardless of religious preference or denomi- Fort Stewart

1-30th Inf. Battalion chaplain national affiliation are cognizant of the original Christmas Catholic Location Time miracle and the miracles of Jesus described in the bibli- Sunday Mass Main Post Chapel 9 a.m. In April of 2014 Annabel Beam and her mother Christy cal account. As a chaplain I often get the question, “If Weekday Mass Main Post Chapel 11:45 a.m. (Confession available daily joined Fox News’ Elisabeth Hasselbeck on Fox & Friends God is real; why don’t we see miracles like they saw in and before Sunday Mass) to tell an amazing, yet very true, and well documented the bible?” My response is always the same: “Where are story. While the details of the story can be read or you looking?” Protestant (Sundays) Traditional Marne Chapel 9 a.m. watched in their respective book and movie “Miracles Annabel’s story is unique not because of its miraculous Chapel Next Main Post Chapel 10:45 a.m. from Heaven” the bottom line is as implied: a miracle. nature, but because it has been nationally televised, Gospel Adult Sunday School Main Post Chapel 11 a.m. Annabel Beam, (age 12 during the interview described publicized, made into a blockbuster movie starring Multi-Cultural Gospel Main Post Chapel 12:30 p.m. Service above), was diagnosed with two life threatening and Jennifer Garner, and medically documented beyond Kids' Church (Sundays) incurable diseases. After enduring the many difficulties, scrutiny. The truth is that the miracles described in Kids' Church (K- 6th Grade) Main Post Chapel 1 p.m. appointments, and emotional trials of dealing with these biblical accounts, as bizarre or supernatural as they may PWOC Services PWOC (Check https//www.facebook.com/stewartPWOC, or diseases, Annabel is involved in a recreational accident seem, occurred then and continue to occur today. email [email protected] for upcoming events.) that leads to a supernatural encounter. If you’re wondering “where are these miracles?”, I Annabel describes an outer body experience, seeing would encourage you -- they are all around us, if we only Hunter Army Airfield herself, going to heaven and meeting Jesus. In their brief look. Yes, the miracle is in the air we breathe, the birth interaction, Jesus informs her she cannot stay, but that of a child, or the beauty of a sunset. But even beyond Catholic when she returns to earth she will be healed. And that’s that, as evidenced by Ms Beam’s story and many others Sunday Mass Hunter Chapel 11 a.m. exactly what happened. like her, God is the same yesterday, today and forever Catholic CCD Building 129 9:30 a.m. Her testimony of supernatural encounter and healing (Hebrews 13:8). He is and continues to be the God of Protestant from two incurable diseases is nothing short of a miracle. the miraculous. Sunday Service Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. Kids’ Church Hunter Chapel 9 a.m. As the Holiday Season approaches it is often referred Be encouraged this Christmas season; it truly is a Fellowship Hall to as “the season of miracles”. The stores are alive with season of miracles. From finding car keys to curing PWOC (Thursday) Main Post Chapel 9:30 a.m. lights, trees, Menorahs and Santa’s. The community cancer, God hasn’t stopped moving. For some He is street lights hang with decorations, “Miracle on 34th moving your heart and depositing a Christmas gift of Religious Education Contacts Street” plays on the Holiday movie list, and the radio fills faith even as you read this. Miracles were real then, they the air with song. are real now, they are real for others and they can be real Fort Stewart Religious Education, American Idles’ Clay Aiken made famous a new for you. Bill Agnew: 912-767-9789 Christmas favorite for many with the song “Mary did My prayer is that His kingdom and His love permeate Hunter Army Airfield you know”. The lyrics describe the wonder of Mary hold- your life this miracle season manifesting itself in a super- Religious Education, ing the King of the world as yet a child. At one point he natural encounter that will heal you, encourage you, Charles Archer: 912-315-5934 sings “Mary did you know; the blind will see, the deaf and/or bless you as needed. Not simply to be healed, will hear, the dead will live again…” or blessed, or encouraged; but because He is real. It is interesting how many people during this time of Celebrate the Season! Tybee honors heroes Homeless Memorial Day Candle Light Vigil. Come And Remember Our Homeless Brothers And Sisters Who Have Lost Their Lives. Wednesday, December 21, 2016 Bradwell Park Commerce Street Hinesville, GA

Photo by Sgt. William Begley, 3rd CAB Public Affairs 6:PM - 8:PM Tybee Island Mayor Jason Buelterman dedicates the Tybee Island Veteran’s Memorial at Sponsored By Memorial park on Tybee Island Dec. 10. The dedication was attended by 3rd Infantry Division commander, Maj. Gen. Jim Rainey; and the 3rd ID Command Sgt. Maj. Walter Tagalicud. The memorial was erected to honor those who served their country during World War II from Savannah Beach. For More Details, Call Us @ 912-318-8875

Name: Brenda Brossett caller, Marne Community and you get knowing you could help or Unit Volunteer for: Mayor spouses club secretary even possibly changed a whole coordinator program, 1/41, and Why do you volunteer: I love person’s day in a good way; I am Marne Community being able to give my time and thankful for the many friends I have Spouse's Unit: 1/41st FA - help whether it be for our made as well through volunteering; attached to 2-7th Inf. community or outside of the I encourage everyone who can to Hometown: Tulsa, Oklahoma community with outreach projects. volunteer - especially those who Volunteer Title: Marne Woods What do you like most about have not gotten the chance to mayor, battalion secretary, Key volunteering? The feeling of joy make friends while here.

CHAPEL Page 1B “The move was possible in those days unused on the Base.” Dobbins chapel, there is a station behind in surrounding neighborhoods attend- because we didn’t have power lines that Whitefield church history cites that the the alter where the Catholic priest stands ed in the past but now they have grown would interfere with the transport,” said name ‘Whitefield’ was chosen as the which is separate from the pulpit where up and moved away. Many of our neigh- Bell. “At that time, DeRenne Avenue was church’s name by the congregation early the protestant preacher stands.” bors choose to attend larger churches just a dirt road.” on but would only be official after the Wilson noted that the simple, clean with a younger congregation and con- A Savannah Evening Press article, chartering, which took place January 30, lines of the war-type chapel are still temporary music.” April 14, 1948, stated there were “many 1949. Church founders chose the name intact at Whitefield and the design mim- At the church’s 25-year celebration, difficulties too numerous to list,” during of The Rev. George Whitefield, a close ics other chapels still in existence since G. Richard Korn, Whitefield UMC pastor the move, set up and remodeling of the friend of The Rev. John Wesley, the found- the 1940s. at that time, said the church was young chapel performed by its sponsors at the ing father of Methodism, because of his “The original siding is still here but with many years of growth to follow. The Savannah Methodist City of Board of evangelistic work in the community, it’s painted,” he said. “The light fixtures previous year, The Rev. Jacob Lackey said Missions. After overcoming those obsta- including his establishment of the have been upgraded and the alter railing “Let us stand at the front of the battle cles and a lot of hard work, the first wor- Bethesda Home for Boys in Savannah. looks like the original.” for Him who died for us … that the years ship service was held in the church for The original charter members who estab- The heart pine pews match the may be more glorious years of service.” its new congregation on Oct. 10, 1948. lished the church totaled 164; today, there church’s original décor but they’re not Just like aging Soldiers, church parish- Savannah Morning News also com- is only one surviving member. the original ones, according to Pigott. ioners at Whitefield United Methodist mented on the chapel move in an article Attendance has also dimensioned. “The backs on the original pews were Church don’t want to retire. They want dated Monday, October 11, 1948. Bell said that several years ago, member- straight boards and a lot less comfort- to stay in the battle for Christ and bring "Real enthusiasm was expressed by ship peaked at approximately 600 mem- able,” he said. light to the world. the congregation at the good shape they bers but today it has dwindled to 135. Bell, the 85-year-old pastor who has “We live in a safe, stable community,” found the church. Many said that after Hunter Army Airfield Garrison chap- ministered at various churches during said Bell, about the church’s location. seeing the building when it was moved lain, Maj. Jon Wilson visited Whitefield his 63 years of service, said there are “We have open services and open com- from Hunter Field last spring, they never UMC and remarked at the building’s many life changes surrounding the his- munion. We welcome children and expected it to be as attractive as it is." pristine condition. Wilson said the archi- tory of Whitefield UMC church. adults from all races and backgrounds “I can imagine how it must have tecture and layout of the chapel models “Some are good and some are bad,” to come join us in worship.” looked after being cut in half and the that of the Dobbins Air Force Chapel, he said. “Our lives have become busy Methodists and those not affiliated hauled over dirt streets to its present where he was previously assigned. and complicated; the whole idea of reli- with the Methodist denomination may location,” said John Pigott, an 89-year- “The chapel is designed to be multi- gion has changed in our society. We have rent the church chapel for weddings and old WWII veteran, who is still an active denominational. It was probably used reached out to neighbors and invited ceremonies. If interested in church atten- member of the church. “Also we don't for both protestant and catholic congre- them to attend but we haven’t gotten dance or in renting the chapel, call for know how long the Chapel may have sat gations,” said Wilson. “Just like the much interest in recent years. Children additional information at 912-355-8420. December 15, 2016 The Frontline 7B

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The gorgeous brick SW/S McDonald Street, Ludo- IC PLACE 224 feet of frontage, available next to home are also conducting face-to-face meetings, home features 4,247 +/- sq. ft., 5 wici. $49,900. Calling all inves- zoned C-2. $495,000. Call George available, a proposed site plan is and making sales presentations. bedrooms, 3 1/2baths.?A ballroom tors! Self storage facility located W. Holtzman, Broker/Owner, Cold- available. Call George W. Holtzman, At Morris Multimedia, we publish size great room, a living?area that in downtown Ludowici. Excellent well Banker Commercial Holtz- Broker/Owner, Coldwell Banker a network of community newspa- has a massive entertainment center entry level for new inventory. Steel man, REALTORS?, 912-408-4040. Commercial Holtzman, REALTORS?, pers, websites and magazines in w gas fireplace?and a?dining ar- construction, zoned C3. Jimmy at 408-4040 for more details. Liberty and Bryan counties and at ea.??The kitchen has forever cabinets Shanken, Coldwell Banker Holtz- UNDER CONTRACT! Ft. Stewart/Hunter AAF that deliver 77 North McDonald Street, Ludo- w smooth surface countertops and a man, REALTORS, 912-368-4300 315 W. MEMORIAL DRIVE Estab- an engaged and diverse consumer wici.?Price Reduced* Commercial built-in matching pantry w loads of or 912-977-4733 or email jimmy. lished Laundromat business 1872 audience to local businesses. Equal property available in Ludowici- 3 storage.? Gas cooktop stove & other [email protected] Sq Ft. On the newly developed Me- opportunity employer. Benefits in- units total. Units vary in size- 2994 stainless appliances.? Large utility w morial Dr. Excellent Opportunity! clude auto and phone allowances, sq ft, 2000 sq ft, 2054 sq ft. One sink.? Upstairs bonus/game room.? A $90,000. 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Sports RecreationDecember 15, 2016

& Photo by Patty Leon Members of FPCA’s 2008 state champion basketball team Joey Bell, David Linderman, T.A. Alston, AJ Ansley, Darrell West and Mike Brown; as well as award inductees Alfred Lester, Rickey Fabian and Artis Lee Morrison; and Kenneth Howard, who accepted for James Watson Jr., pose after the induc- tion ceremony. Not pictured is inductee Ulrick John. Stewart employee inducted, praised at annual Hall of Fame Banquet Special to the Frontline football at Bradwell and one from a Liberty County year. Recreation Department team. That season he led the Tigers in rushing and passing Rickey Fabian, now an employee at the Family, “I was 13 years old and the quarterback of the Chargers yards and touchdowns on the gridiron in points scored Morale, Welfare and Recreation directorate on Fort … and my team got beat 99-0. Charles (Shuman) didn’t and assists on the basketball court, and in batting aver- Stewart, joins four other athletes who were inducted have mercy rules back then,” he said. “I almost quit age on the baseball diamond. into the Liberty County Hall of Fame Dec. 8 at the John football for good. I decided I would never let a team I Fabian received an athletic scholarship to Albany Mciver Center in the Liberty County Community was on get beaten like that again.” State College where he started as a freshman at running Complex. Fabian went on to play at Bradwell Institute and back in football. Along with Fabian, former Bradwell athletes Ulrick Albany State under a full scholarship. He also played baseball and earned All-SIAC First John, Alfred Lester, James Watson Jr. and Artis Lee “I would like to sincerely thank everyone here tonight,” Team honors for the Rams playing short stop and hitting Morrison were inducted. Also, the 2008 state basketball Fabian said. “And the Liberty Count Athletic Hall of Fame .435 with 14 home runs. champions First Presbyterian Christian Academy was folks for thinking of me for this wonderful recognition.” Fabian is a lifetime resident of Liberty County. Also, inducted into the Hall. Known as an all-around athlete Fabian earned eight he is a long-time employee and member of the MWR Gary Gilliard introduced Fabian, saying he was one varsity letters - four in football, two in baseball and two team at Stewart. of the best athletes he’s ever known. in basketball. The inductees’ athletic biographies were printed in “He was good y’all,” Gillard said. Fabian was chosen as the Tiger team captain and the Nov. 27, issue of the Courier and are available online Fabian said he has many fond memories of playing team MVP in football, basketball and baseball his senior at coastalcourier.com/section/3/article/84321/. Panther boys break three game losing streak

Patty Leon going to have to hold it down for us and discouraged. In the second and most game.” Staff Writer continue to be the floor general until recent game, I felt that we continued to Liberty is 4-4 overall and 0-1 in region Davion (Mitchell) returns.” give our best effort until the end of the 2-AAA. They will host Appling County After losing three straight basketball Stokes said Mitchell’s return may be this game.” Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. games in a row, the Liberty County High week or right after the holiday break. Douberly praised Richardson’s play for The final score between the Lady School boys’ basketball team took a 74-69 Now that football season is over Panther the Liberty team but noted his team fought Panthers and Lady Tigers were not avail- victory over rival Bradwell Institute, Dec. Jaalon Frazier is back on the hardwood back. able. The Lady Panthers did beat Long 10, at the Tigers’ home gym. court doing what he does best for the “I'm glad that our guys continued to County Friday 66-65 making them 1-0 in Panther Will Richardson scored a record team- nabbing rebounds. He had 15 work hard against him even as he scored region play. single-game, career-high 55 points in the against the Tigers. Richardson had 14. a high number of points,” he said. “One win. Stokes said the team took the previous major thing that stands out after the past The victory comes after a heart breaking three losses hard. two games is the pain that I see in the eyes loss by Liberty at Long County (73-72) “All of those games were winnable had of our players after losses. It's obvious that Friday to open region 2-AAA play at 0-1 we not kill ourselves,” he said noting free they care and that they are giving their (More on that game by Mike Riddle in throws has been a major concern. “Our best; losses only hurt when you give every- today’s sports). man to man defense has to improve as a thing you have but still come up a little Richardson improved his recruiting whole. You can't win if you can't stop any- short. We will continue to give our best stock hitting 55 points. The junior guard body.” effort. I'm excited to see what our team also went 7-of-14 in three-pointer and was The Tiger boys were on a five game win- can accomplish, and I'm even more excit- 16-of-35 at the free throw line. ning streak before falling to Brunswick ed to see how the team will grow.” “All I could say is that he was in the Friday in their region 2-(6) A game 57-51. Bradwell will play at Ware County zone,” Panther head coach Julian Stokes Saturday’s game against Liberty should tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. It is the second said about Richardson’s performance. “He the Tigers’ improved defensive tactics and region game for the Tigers. They go into opened up the game for us scoring the passing skills as they nearly match point the game at 5-3 overall and 0-1. first 11 points of the game. I'm sure he as for point against Liberty before falling by “Ware County has a coach that teaches well as the rest of his teammates took it five points. hard, aggressive defense,” Douberly said. personal that we weren't happy with los- “One big difference between the first “We will have to be ready to handle heavy ing games so he took it upon himself to game and this game was our resilience,” ball pressure if we want to play well against Courtesy photo make that a personal statement win. I Tiger head coach William Douberly said. them. I expect Ware County to play with Panther Will Richardson scored a knew he stuffed the score sheet but when “In the first game, I felt that our effort a high level of intensity, and we will also record single-game, career-high 55 I saw the final book I was amazed. He's declined late in the game because we got have to play with tenacity to win that ball points in the win. Tigers open season with 5-2 record Patty Leon has become a source of vocal support to our have to play good basketball against them.” Staff Writer players, and our guys are very unselfish. The Bradwell boys gave it a valiant fight, What has made us successful is the charac- but the Pirates edged out the Tigers 57-51. The Tiger boys’ basketball team has suf- ter of the players, which is superb.” The Tigers are 0-1 in region play. fered only two losses so far this season. The coach noted that against Camden Individual and team stats were not avail- The first loss was during the season open- County Darryll Johnson led scoring with 36 able by press time from the Brunswick loss. er at Liberty County High on Nov. 19. The points. Anthony Vicente had nine points in The 5-2 start is the best in the past two second loss happened Friday night against the win. seasons for the Tigers under the new head Brunswick during their Region 2-AAAAAA Against Long County, Ronald Candy Jr. coach, who said this is his first gig as a head game at home. The Tigers lost by six, 57-51. had 16 points, Raiquan Taylor had 14 and coach for high school basketball. Until Dec. 9, the Tigers had taken five Johnson had 12. Douberly once served as an assistant back-to-back victories. The most recent two Doublerly said he felt his team had a lot coach for the women’s basketball team at wins were at Camden County on Nov. 4, of momentum going into Friday’s game East Georgia College. He was also a volun- 71-49, and hosting Long County Tuesday. against Brunswick teer assistant coach at Bulloch Academy Bradwell beat the Blue Tide 86-54. “With every game, our players become before taking two years off to complete “Our players are building strong bonds more confident, and they are also very resil- graduate school. Courtesy photo between each other,” first year head coach ient. Another great feature of our team is His knowledge of the sport and his back- Tiger Darryll Johnson led the William Douberly said. “I believe that our the depth; on any given night, a different ground in counseling have helped to solid- Tigers in scoring against team continues to grow closer together as player could have a big game. Brunswick is ify a Bradwell team that kept losing players Camden County with 36 points. a unit. During our last two games, the bench a good team, and they have talent, so we’ll each year to neighboring schools. 10b The Frontline December 15, 2016

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